The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-03
BY constable, He left a $4,000 estate.

W q OOuoRnDAos Ao AOAb PAoOSN pohNNS'
Akron capitalists will drill for oil at
LordstOWn.
LOudOnVille will have pork packing
establishment.
They talk of changing the name Of
ZanssVtlle to BOonville.
Talk Of discontinuing the Mshoning
Valley Fair at Newton Falls.
Squire Binckley, of Lancaster, aged
S5 years, dropped dead on Thursday
evening.
DR.. T. Clark Miller Of MassillOn has
been elected president Of the State Board
Of Health.
Wooster furnishes the Prohibition
town Of ShreVe with the necessary
tanglefOOt.
ThOmp. Birch, of Caldwell, fsncier
Of other peoples horses, gets three years
In the pen.
Benjamin WHEELER, the old Cleveland
miser has been indicted for the murder
of his aged wife.
The Tippecanoe stone company, with
a capital stock Of $4,000. has been in-
cOrDOrated at MassillOn.
H. G. White, infrmary director at
Warren, charged with collecting $50 IL
legal fees, has refunded.
Hubbard has four young men studying
for the ministry and another on the
way. He'll git thar, Eli.
John TOhill, victim of the Republic
disaster, has began suit against the B,
u 0. Company for $4,000.
B. r. Marks, of Brim6eld, Portage
county, was fined $75 and costs for per-
mitting gambling in his building.
Msntua Gazette petered out, because
Its editor hadn't saved money enough
during the past year to buy q stack of
straw"
A Mansfield physician, to show low
death percentage, figures the population
Of that city at 1700O 1t Is a case of
Watered stock.
The Fulton Signal wants to get out
search warrant for "the city govern
ment"' Of that metropolis. Hasn't been
heard from In several weeks
A prOtracted meeting has been in pro.
gTess at Canal Fulton for three weeks,
Auu yGG DlOt LuOhCy VI LlU VI y LllfA l9l v
any better than he ought to be.
Newton Miller, of Youngstown, was
fined 800 and costs for travelling around
selling books" when his carpet bag
contained nothing but silVerware.
A convention of cOlOred men was held
In Columbus this week, to prepare
plan for erecting a monument to the
memory Of old John Brown, whose body
lies s-mOldering.
A prizs fight was fought at Cincin-
na'l on Thursday night between Fred
Martin and an unknown" The un-
known had the stuff knocked out Of
him in the fifth round.
Attorney General KOhler gives as his
opinion that hard cider comes under the
Dow law list of intoxicating liquors
and person engaged in the traffic
would be required to pay the tax.
Excitement over an oil strike at
Smithfield, near Steubenvilie, ia run
ming high. Exactly what 1t amounts to
is not yet known, but old oil men say
the conditions are favorable for rich
strike.
The effort to establish pork packing
establishment at Loud0nVille bss devel-
Oped the fact that there are number of
people In the village who delight to sit
on the coat tail Of progress and yell
whoa"
James Crooks, of Mansfield, injured In
collision on the Pittsburg, ForL Wayne
& Chicago railroad last summpT, has SO.
cured a settlement with the company
and receives 81, 300 as compensation for
his injuries.
Charles Gill, while chopping logs near
BsrnesVllle the other day, with one blow
of his ak trimmed off four tees, the prop
erty right Of which was vested In one
George Gibson. The toes are not worth
anything to George now.
william Kreigbaum, of Summit conn
ty, asks divorce from his own Mary
Ann, based on the charge of child mar
der. If his charge is made good
he will not only get divorce, but his
owp Mary Ann will go to the peniten
tiary.